Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-28
coMMEncrAL.-Arrived since last report !:

COMMERCIAL.-ATrlV SliiCe last report
Steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, from San
Francisco, with merchandise, barge load
of freight for the upper Sacramento. and
barge load OF lumber for the Sacra-
mento Lumber Company steamer San
JOAQUIN. No 8, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with wood and grain; steamer En-
pire City, from San Francisco, light
steamer D. E. knight, from San Francisco,
en- route for Marysville, with merchandise.
Cleared Steamer San Joaquin, No. 3 for
the upper Sacramento. with lumber and
merchandise; steamer Empire City, for the
upper Sacramento, with barge, light;
steamer San joaquin, No. 4 for San Fran
cisco, with barge load of grain and another
of wood.
POLICE COURT. - In the Police Court
Saturday the case of E. f. Schliemann,
charged with grand larceny, was continued
until tomorrow IS. Johnson, drunk,
forfeited his deposit. cases of Y. +.
Obregon and John Merritt, for assaults with
deadly weapons, and Ignacious Sametio,
alias Nash, for battery, were continued I'M
til to-dav.....Ah Bang was tried and con-
vieted of vagrancy and will be sentenced
This morning. case of Mu Chung,
far an assault with deadly weapon, was
dismissed lin the case OF W. McCloud,
previously convicted of petit larceny, the
argnment of a motion for new trial was
continued until this morning.
ScHLrEMANN's 0FFENsEs.-1n the Police
Court Saturday the case of Ern' st F. Schlie-
mann, the resident of Woodland who was
arrested here a few days ago for drawing
money on fraudulent PoStoffice orders
made out by himself at the Woodland
Postoffice. was taken up, the charge being
',rard larceny. but il was decided to post
none the Investigation until tomorrow.
S,,hseonently Postmaster Pedlar. of Wood
1ond had him taken before United States
Commissioner e. /. Robinson, where three
CHARGES of forgery and three OF talsifying
Gavernment records were entered against
him upon which he will have an examin-
alton on Wednesday.
Saws OF ST. GEoRGE-At the meeting
held Yesterday in Changers Hall the Dis
tr;et Deputy announced that he had re-
ca;ve6 the charter for Benbow Lodge, and
,ras nrerared TO institute the Lodge this
week II was resolved to institute on
"Wednesday at Young Mems Institute Hall
on Seventh street, between ana Il, A
large delegation is expected from San Fran,
ciscO to hep INSTITUTE aiAu 49,. o0N.
time Il is confidently expected, will be had
after the business is gone through. 1t is
proposed to make Benbow Lodge second TO
none.
IrxrrEp STATES HIsToRY.-Hon. Ira 6.
Hoitt Secretary of the State Board OF Edu-
cation. who has in charge the subject OF
Ir,;,sd States History for the schools of
SaIifornia, has matured his plans for the
;ssnance of this work so far as to direct the
a,srsver to proceed with the illustrations.
The work will be pushed to complexion as
ron;dlv as standard execution will admit.
NJ Hoitt is determined that the California
history shall not suffer by comparison with
any heretofore issued.
Cry TREAsuRy.-The following were the
raceints for the week ending Saturday,
Fsbrnarv 26th: Clarence Nelson, cemetery
dnes s55; ]. T. Stafford. water rates,
ee9f * \. A. Kidder harbor dues, Sl2l ;
Z II Mckee, State apportionment for city
Schools SIS. 7g7 SO; Henry L. Buckley, Po-
1;ca Court fines, So so; George A. Putnam,
~. licenses. $40. Total receipts, SIS, s4o 0S
Total disbursements, 81, ~ 20: Iotai
an,o,,nt in CITY Treasury, S1l2,9oo IL.
No PfASo but the " Mathushek has the
timing pins pushed into solid IRON frame
Iohn r. Cooper.